With the resurgence marked by last year's "Childhood Eyes" EP and a massive U.S. tour, Yellowcard has proven they are far from fading into the annals of pop-punk history. Their latest collaboration, "A Hopeful Sign," with neoclassical/post-rock ambient artist Hammock, further cements their innovative spirit. As they prepare for an even bigger tour this summer with Third Eye Blind, Yellowcard's momentum is undeniable. We had the chance to sit down with frontman Ryan Key to discuss their latest projects and the band's enduring legacy.

In his latest album, "Garde-fou," Julien Barbagallo delivers a masterful showcase of art pop that transcends language barriers and captivates listeners with its timeless charm. Released on March 15th, 2024, this home-made production, recorded solo from his Australian residence and beyond, reflects Barbagallo's unwavering dedication to crafting elegant melodies and poetic lyricism.

In his fourth album, "Embrace," Marius Lauber, better known as Roosevelt, takes us on a musical journey of rediscovery, breaking free from the confines of his studio in Cologne to reconnect with the essence of why he embarked on his artistic voyage over a decade ago. This album not only expands Roosevelt's sonic universe but also lays bare his most personal lyrics to date, making it a compelling chapter in his evolving career.

Billie Marten, the talented singer-songwriter from Yorkshire, has unveiled her highly anticipated album "Drop Cherries". Alongside the release, Billie has treated fans to "Drop Cherries: The Film," a captivating visual experience directed by Joe Wheatley. Shot in a picturesque mid-century home in rural Nottinghamshire, the film showcases a live performance in one take, accentuating the album's exquisite intimacy.

Get ready to soak up the sun, sea breeze, and some of the year’s most electric live music — Ohana Festival is making its much-anticipated return to Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, CA from September 26th to 28th, 2024, and the lineup is nothing short of stacked.

Another Coachella has come and gone, and if you ask anyone lucky enough to be there this year, they’ll tell you the same thing: Coachella 2025 was one of the best editions yet. Year after year, this festival proves why it holds its spot as one of the most celebrated and impeccably executed music and arts experiences on the planet — and this weekend was no exception.

Lady Gaga closed out the first night of Coachella 2025 with a performance that was nothing short of legendary. On Friday night, she took to the Main Stage and delivered one of the best sets the festival has ever seen, cementing her place as one of the greatest performers of our time.

On Saturday night, Green Day delivered a performance for the ages at Coachella, closing out the Main Stage with a bang that will be talked about for years to come. In a weekend that saw numerous jaw-dropping moments, the punk rock icons proved once again why they are one of the best live rock bands in the world.